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Sitting at a cafe listening to two young psychologists discuss the case of a 17 year old girl, contemplating what wild mix of benzos and SSRIs they‘re about to prescribe to her for „depression“ and „anxiety“.

Zero regard for the human they are talking about, her story or experiences - just working off a checklist, then its back to talking about coachella.

Incredible to witness how this poor girl is about to be spiraled into drug addiction by two dumb bitches telling each other „exactly“.
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kepford 8mo ago 💬 2

I imagine this is all too common.

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John Dee 8mo ago

I worked in behavioral healthcare for about a decade. It was Medicaid-funded triage of symptoms through medications. Just enough to keep them from harming themselves or others, and ending up in jail or hospitalized (because that cost waaay more). Even the kids were getting 5 or 6 different meds at the same time. Therapists complained that they could barely start to build trust in the 10-12 sessions they were allowed.

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kepford 8mo ago

Yeah... I've heard this before. Its terrible.